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Fairies
Originally posted on Sue Vincent's Daily Echo: Sue Vincent's Daily Echo View original post
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Sixth July Blog
Originally posted on evelynralph: O Sixth July Blog. The joys of looking. It can be anything to anyone. A guy who loves motorcycles, a lady who loves trying out new recipes, a teenager who has suddenly found makeup, or a lad who is wrapped up in the doings of his favourite football team. The list…
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Ancient yew and old stone
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…as an Author, a coupla things that baffle me about Amazon’s book reviews system…
Originally posted on Seumas Gallacher: ? …sharp as a billiard ball me, sum’times… no question, what’s left of my wee grey cells frequently have difficulty in getting together for a blether… however, I don’t feel I’m entirely bereft of the capacity for logical thinking… which leaves me currently scratching my head as an Author… there’s a…
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What makes a good review? What makes a good reviewer?
Originally posted on BRIDGET WHELAN writer: Reviewers have probably never been so important. They have always been the life blood of an author’s career, but they are no longer the sole preserve of the ‘professional’, the paid contributor to a newspapers literary pages. A new kind of democracy has grown up with the internet where…
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Three Quote Challenge – I
Originally posted on Sue Vincent's Daily Echo: Éilis, whose poetry and writing you can find on The Sound of What Happens, has tagged me in the Three Quote Challenge… Thank you, for thinking of me, Éilis! Even though I have just participated in this one, I don’t object to joining in again… there are…
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Death of a Rabbit.
Death of a Rabbit..
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Death of a Rabbit.
My rabbit died two days ago. I know many people would think that mourning a life so small is silly, but that’s okay, I’m going to do it anyway. I’ve lost a lot of pets over my lifetime, naturally, and I’ve lost quite a few people too, but for some reason this one is hitting…
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Deeper
Originally posted on Sue Vincent's Daily Echo: Sue Vincent's Daily Echo View original post
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Old stone and bracken
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Fairies
Originally posted on Sue Vincent's Daily Echo: Sue Vincent's Daily Echo View original post
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Sixth July Blog
Originally posted on evelynralph: O Sixth July Blog. The joys of looking. It can be anything to anyone. A guy who loves motorcycles, a lady who loves trying out new recipes, a teenager who has suddenly found makeup, or a lad who is wrapped up in the doings of his favourite football team. The list…
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Ancient yew and old stone
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…as an Author, a coupla things that baffle me about Amazon’s book reviews system…
Originally posted on Seumas Gallacher: ? …sharp as a billiard ball me, sum’times… no question, what’s left of my wee grey cells frequently have difficulty in getting together for a blether… however, I don’t feel I’m entirely bereft of the capacity for logical thinking… which leaves me currently scratching my head as an Author… there’s a…
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What makes a good review? What makes a good reviewer?
Originally posted on BRIDGET WHELAN writer: Reviewers have probably never been so important. They have always been the life blood of an author’s career, but they are no longer the sole preserve of the ‘professional’, the paid contributor to a newspapers literary pages. A new kind of democracy has grown up with the internet where…
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Three Quote Challenge – I
Originally posted on Sue Vincent's Daily Echo: Éilis, whose poetry and writing you can find on The Sound of What Happens, has tagged me in the Three Quote Challenge… Thank you, for thinking of me, Éilis! Even though I have just participated in this one, I don’t object to joining in again… there are…
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Death of a Rabbit.
Death of a Rabbit..
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Death of a Rabbit.
My rabbit died two days ago. I know many people would think that mourning a life so small is silly, but that’s okay, I’m going to do it anyway. I’ve lost a lot of pets over my lifetime, naturally, and I’ve lost quite a few people too, but for some reason this one is hitting…
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Deeper
Originally posted on Sue Vincent's Daily Echo: Sue Vincent's Daily Echo View original post
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Old stone and bracken
Jaye Marie and Anita Dawes 